Difference between revisions of "Category:Historical Jesus Studies--1700s"

The page: Historical Jesus Studies--1700s includes (in chronological order) scholarly and literary works in the field of Historical Jesus Studies made in the 18th century, or from 1700 to 1799.

Georg Frideric Haendel

Hermann Samuel Reimarus

Jesus remained an important subject in the arts, as attested in this century especially by the production of numerous oratorios, including Haendel's Messiah. The Enlightenment brought about a more rationalistic approach to the gospels. In 1738 Thomas Chubb asserted that one must distinguish between the teaching of Jesus and that of the Apostles who wrote the Gospels. By the end of the century the idea emerged that the gospels might not tell the "true" story of Jesus. Maybe Jesus was a political revolutionary, whose failure prompted his reinterpretation as a religious figure (Hermann Samuel Reimarus), or maybe Jesus did not even exist and his biography was a completely mythological construct (Constantin-François Volney).

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  Thomas Chubb

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  Constantin-François Volney

• The True Gospel of Jesus Christ Asserted (1738 Chubb), book
• The Messiah (1742 Haendel / Jennens), oratorio
• Von dem Zwecke Jesu und seiner Jünger (On the Aim of Jesus and His Disciples / 1778 Reimarus / Lessing), book
• Das Leben Jesu (Life of Jesus / 1795 Hegel), ms.

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